Private Udaipur Shopping Tour with Pickup & Drop-off

Shop Udaipur's markets without arranging your own transport

A private shopping tour in Udaipur covers nine markets and bazaars across the old city in five hours, with hotel or airport pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle. You visit Ghanta Ghar for gold and silver jewelry, Bada Bazaar for traditional Rajasthani crafts, Jagdish Chowk for paintings and glass, Hathipole Market for miniature paintings and folk art, Bapu Bazaar for books and khadi, Chetak Circle for pottery and puppets, Maldas Street for ethnic wear, and Shilpgram village for stoneware and wooden furnishings. The driver speaks English and handles all navigation.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Udaipur's vibrant markets

• Visit Ghanta Ghar Clock Tower
• Shop at Bada Bazaar
• Browse Jagdish Chowk market
• Explore Gangaur Ghat market
• Discover handicrafts at Hathipole Market
• Shop and taste street food at Bapu Bazaar
• Visit Chetak Circle and Mandi Bazaar
• Bargain at Maldas Street
• Experience culture at Shilpgram village

The experience

Udaipur's shopping spreads across the old city in pockets that are hard to reach without a car. This tour strings together nine separate markets in one afternoon, starting from your hotel or airport. The driver picks you up, handles parking at each stop, and waits while you browse: no haggling over auto-rickshaw fares or hunting for the next bazaar. Ghanta Ghar, the 1887 Clock Tower, anchors the jewelry district with imported London clocks still ticking above the stalls. From there the route moves through Bada Bazaar's mix of traditional Rajasthani handicrafts and modern shoes and bags, then to Jagdish Chowk, where local painters and glass workers fill the storefronts.

The middle stops (Hathipole Market, Bapu Bazaar, and Chetak Circle) are where the tour's real depth shows. Hathipole is the place for miniature paintings, Pichwai art, and camel-skin Nagra slippers at prices low enough that bargaining actually works. Bapu Bazaar spreads wider, stocking everything from spice vendors to khadi textiles and street food stalls. Chetak Circle centers on Rajasthali, an emporium of local crafts, but the real find is Mandi Bazaar just steps away, packed with herbs and spices if you want to bring home flavors instead of objects.

The final two stops shift the day's rhythm. Maldas Street is built for budget hunters, especially for ethnic wear at prices that leave room to haggle. Shilpgram, three kilometers west of the city, sits in its own pocket: a reconstructed village with mud cottages and wooden houses where you can walk through stoneware workshops and watch artisans work on wooden furnishings and rock carvings. The whole loop takes five hours. The vehicle is air-conditioned, bottled water is provided, and fuel, parking, and taxes are covered. You pay only for what you buy and for any entrance fee at Shilpgram if you choose to go inside.

What’s included

• Bottled water.
• hotel or airport pickup and drop-off.
• private air-conditioned vehicle with English-speaking driver.
• fuel surcharge, parking fees, and all taxes.

Options for this experience

2 options

AC sedan car tour (1-3 passengers)Up to 3 per booking · 00:00, 10:00 and 11:00Toyota Etios or Dzire sedan, ideal for 1-3 passengers and offering comfort and reliability. Includes pickup.

AC SUV car tour (4-6 passengers)Up to 6 per booking · 00:00, 10:00 and 11:00Toyota Innova or Crysta, offering a comfortable, spacious ride for groups of 4-6 passengers. Includes pickup.

You'll see the exact price of each option when you check availability.See dates and prices

Before you book

Days and timesEvery dayDepartures at 10:00 and 11:00

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GroupPrivate

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup included.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

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Good to know

Low physical effortInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Udaipur Private Tour Taxi

Is this one for you?Choose the sedan if you're traveling solo or as a couple, or the SUV if your group is larger. The vehicle size is the only variable, and both options follow the same nine-market route with the same five-hour window.

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Top questions

What kinds of things can I actually buy at these Udaipur markets?

The nine stops cover everything from jewelry and textiles to folk art and home goods. Ghanta Ghar specializes in gold and silver; Hathipole is known for miniature paintings and Pichwai art; Jagdish Chowk has local paintings and glass items; Chetak Circle stocks pottery, puppets, and painted jewelry boxes; Bapu Bazaar carries books, khadi, and handicrafts; Maldas Street focuses on ethnic wear; and Shilpgram offers stoneware and wooden furnishings. Bada Bazaar and Gangaur Ghat mix traditional crafts with modern accessories.

Is bargaining expected at these markets, or are prices fixed?

Bargaining is part of the shopping culture at most of these bazaars, especially at Hathipole Market, where the description specifically notes that haggling can get you better deals. Prices tend to be more flexible in the traditional markets than in the emporiums like Rajasthali at Chetak Circle.

How much time do I spend at each market, or can I choose which ones to visit?

The itinerary covers all nine markets in five hours, so time at each stop is limited. The tour is structured to hit all of them in sequence. The driver waits at each location while you browse, but the pace is set to fit everything into the afternoon.

What's included in the price, and what do I need to pay extra for?

The tour includes hotel or airport pickup and drop-off, private air-conditioned vehicle, English-speaking driver, bottled water, fuel, parking, and all taxes. You pay separately for anything you buy, for food and drinks, for gratuities, and for the Shilpgram entrance fee if you enter the village (50 rupees per person).

Can I book this tour for a group, or is it just for individuals?

The tour comes in two options: an AC sedan for one to three passengers, or an AC SUV for four to six passengers. You choose the vehicle size at checkout based on your group.